Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Troy Jackson said Maine should be able to take control of some privately owned mobile home parks whose landlords sharply raise rents or fail to maintain basic services, prompting Republicans to accuse him of supporting government seizure of private property.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer called Monday for an immediate classified briefing for all 100 senators on the risks posed by artificial intelligence, making the demand just days after OpenAI hired his daughter for a senior policy position focused on state governments in the Northeast. Schumer’s call comes amid a sudden wave of warnings from
Former U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin said Monday that he supports Republican Mike
An unusually large, late-season cloud of Saharan dust swept across the Caribbean
Another radical activist has called for violence against Republicans. Carnegie Mellon University is reviewing social media
A spectator carrying a Palestinian flag stormed the field at Yankee Stadium during Friday night’s Yankees-Mets
It’s one of those things that if you share with a normal Democratic voter, they might
The U.S. Department of Justice has accused the University of California, Berkeley School of Law of
At least one brewery appears to be choosing a side in the escalating trade dispute between the United States and Canada. Sapporo Breweries plans to move production of
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Large majorities of American voters support requiring photo identification at the polls, while a separate survey found majority backing for documentary proof of citizenship during voter registration—even as
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A video of Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed arguing that persistent poverty represents a failure of society rather than individuals is circulating again as the progressive former
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Update: Congress has avoided a shutdown in the final moments. Fox News reports that “House Republican negotiators have tentatively reached an agreement
Dan Goldman, the Democratic congressman from New York, is defending himself after making the decision to give guidance on how to handle
A new bill in California may release those who have murdered fewer than two people a “second chance at freedom,” granting those
In a seismic turn for the long-dormant Epstein investigation, the Department of Justice announced plans to interview Ghislaine Maxwell—marking the first time
The Justice Department is pursuing multiple investigations into alleged irregularities in the 2020 presidential election, with federal prosecutors examining activity in Georgia,
Federal prosecutors have charged two men linked to Antifa with terrorism offenses after what authorities describe as a coordinated assault on an
President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that a massive new oil refinery will be built at the Port of Brownsville, Texas, marking what
Republicans are looking at a near certain loss of their House majority in 2024, but they also see a near certain path
The U.S. Department of Justice and the FBI have concluded their investigation into Jeffrey Epstein’s death and related allegations, finding no evidence
Pope Francis injured his right arm in a fall at his Vatican residence, Casa Santa Marta, on Thursday morning, according to an
